Documentos de trabajo

Pledge and implement bargaining in the Paris Agreement on climate change
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Alejandro Caparrós

Abstract: This paper analyzes a multilateral bargain game motivated by the Paris Agreement on climate change. Countries submit pledges, which can be revoked although this implies reputational costs. Pledges, which do not need to be accepted by other countries, detail intended abatement efforts and can be conditional or unconditional, according to whether they depend on... Seguir leyendo

ipp_wp_3_2020_plegde.pdf663.82 KB
SOME CONDITIONS (NOT) AFFECTING SELECTION NEGLECT: EVIDENCE FROM THE LAB
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Raúl López-Pérez, Ágnes Pintér and Rocío Sánchez-Mangas

Abstract: People often extrapolate from data samples, inferring properties of the population like the rate of some event, class, or group ‒e.g. the percent of female scientists, the crime rate, the chances to suffer some illness. In many circumstances, though, the sample observed is non-random, i.e., affected by sampling bias. For instance, news media rarely display (... Seguir leyendo

ipp_wp_2_2020_sampling_bias.pdf1.23 MB
USING EYE-TRACKING TECHNIQUES TO UNDERSTAND THE ROLE OF ATTENTION ON CHOICE AND REVERSALS
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Raúl López-Pérez and Eli Spiegelman

Abstract: A preference reversal (PR) refers to behavior that violates revealed preference or is simply incoherent – i.e., not explainable by a rational ordering. In a classical PR experiment, for instance, participants often exhibit greater risk aversion in a Choice-based revelation procedure than in an Evaluation-based one, i.e., choose the safer of two gambles but express a... Seguir leyendo

ipp_wp_1_2020_eye_tracking.pdf3.63 MB
AGROFORESTRY ACCOUNTING SYSTEM FOR MEASURING ENVIRONMENTAL INCOMES AT SOCIAL PRICES: APPLICATION TO HOLM OAK OPEN WOODLANDS IN ANDALUSIA-SPAIN
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Campos, P., Oviedo, J.L., Ovando, P., Álvarez, A., Mesa, B. & Caparrós, A.

Highlights
Ecosystem services make up 60% of ordinary total products in Andalusian HOWs.
The GVA of National accounting is 37% that of the Agroforestry Accounting System.
Andalusian holm oak environmental asset is 94% of opening total capital.
Andalusian holm oak environmental income is 88% of total income.
The amenity ecosystem service makes up... Seguir leyendo

2019_06_ippwp_campos.pdf5.9 MB
AGROFORESTRY ACCOUNTING SYSTEM ENVIRONMENTAL INCOMES COMPARED WITH SNA AND SEEA-EEA AT CORPORATION SCALE: APPLICATIONS TO HOLM OAK DEHESAS IN ANDALUSIA-SPAIN
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Pablo Campos, José L. Oviedo, Alejandro Álvarez, Paola Ovando, Bruno Mesa, Alejandro Caparrós

Highlights
The GVA of the Agroforestry Accounting System (AAS) is 1.8 times that of the SNA.
The amenity ecosystem services accounts for 34% of the total one for the dehesa.
The final economic water accounts for 43% of the environmental income of the dehesa.
The total ecosystem services in the rSEEA-EEA overvalues by 20% that of the sAAS.
The... Seguir leyendo

2019_05_ippwp_campos.pdf3.08 MB
ECOSYSTEM ACCOUNTING: APPLICATION TO HOLM OAK OPEN WOODLANDS IN ANDALUSIA-SPAIN
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Pablo Campos, Alejandro Caparrós, José L. Oviedo, Paola Ovando, Alejandro Álvarez, Bruno Mesa

Highlights
Private amenity is the largest ecosystem service in mixed holm oak open woodlands.
Landscape ecosystem service (ES) accounts for 29% of sAAS ordinary final product.
Farmer and government sAAS ecosystem services present similar values.
Changes in environmental assets are positive for all activities except the amenity asset.
Ecosystem... Seguir leyendo

2019_07_ippwp_campos.pdf2.56 MB
MEASURING ENVIRONMENTAL INCOMES: SYSTEM OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTS AND AGROFORESTRY ACCOUNTING SYSTEM APPLIED TO CORK OAK OPEN WOODLANDS IN ANDALUSIA, SPAIN
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Pablo Campos, Alejandro Caparrós, José L. Oviedo, Paola Ovando, Alejandro Álvarez, Bruno Mesa

Highlights
Cork oak woodland farmers’ extended accounts make up 50% of environmental asset.
Cork oak woodland ecosystem services contribute to 76% of final product consumed.
Cork oak woodland environmental income represents 3% of environmental asset.
Cork oak woodland standard ecosystem services are 30% of extended accounts.
Cork oak woodland... Seguir leyendo

2019_04_ippwp_campos.pdf4.06 MB
UNCOVERING THE HIDDEN ECOSYSTEM SERVICES EMBEDDED IN ENVIRONMENTAL INCOMES: TESTING EXPERIMENTAL EXTENDED ACCOUNTS IN DEHESAS OF HOLM OAK WOODLANDS, ANDALUSIA-SPAIN
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Pablo Campos, Alejandro Álvarez, Bruno Mesa, José L. Oviedo, Paola Ovando, Alejandro Caparrós

Highlights
Extended accounts dehesas´ environmental asset is 84% of total opening capital.
Farmer extended accounts dehesas´ share the 61% of total environmental asset.
Extended accounts dehesas´ ecosystem services are 45% of final product consumed.
Standard accounts’ ecosystem services are 34% of extended accounts’.

Abstract... Seguir leyendo

2019_03_ippwp_campos.pdf4.7 MB
Public Good Agreements under the Weakest-link Technology
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Alejandro Caparrós, Michael Finus

We analyze the formation of public good agreements under the weakest-link technology. Whereas policy coordination is not necessary for symmetric players, it matters for asymmetric players; however, this fails in the absence of transfers. By contrast, with a transfer scheme, asymmetry may be an asset for cooperation. We characterize various types and degrees of asymmetry and relate them to the... Seguir leyendo

ipp_wp_2_2019_coalitionweakest.pdf770.37 KB
Robotization and Welfare Scenarios
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Luis Moreno

This paper contributes to the ongoing discussion about the impact of robotization on
welfare democracies. It advances conjectures on possible future scenarios following the
examination of past trajectories. The context of analysis is that corresponding to welfare
capitalism in the Western hemisphere. An historical examination of the three Ages of
Welfare (Golden, 1945-... Seguir leyendo

2019_01_ippwp_moreno-1.pdf389.94 KB